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Bloomberg Tax Leadership Forum 2025

Bloomberg Tax & Accounting is excited to announce the upcoming Bloomberg Tax Leadership Forum set for June 24, 2025, in New York City. This annual gathering, themed "Navigating Change Together," aims to provide participants with pivotal insights into tax policy developments—both national and international.

As tax professionals navigate an increasingly complex landscape, this year's forum is particularly relevant, coinciding with significant discussions going on in the U.S. Congress regarding potential tax cuts and extensions to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). Additionally, recent initiatives for global tax reforms driven by the OECD and the UN add layers of complexity and opportunity for multinational corporations.

The event features prominent panels and discussions designed to provide valuable information on current trends and challenges in the tax industry. One highlight includes a fireside chat with Derek Theurer, Counselor to the Secretary of Treasury. Theurer will share his insights into the current state of tax policy and offer advice for companies maneuvering through the ever-evolving landscape of taxation.

Key Themes and Insights

The first panel, titled "Tax Policy on Capitol Hill," will delve into various proposals under consideration in Congress, including notable extensions to the TCJA and other budgetary adjustments introduced in the One Big Beautiful Bill. Noteworthy industry leaders such as Alex Brill, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, and Aruna Kalyanam, a global tax policy leader at EY, will offer their perspectives on how these changes might impact the business environment.

The second panel tackles the shifting sands of transfer pricing risk in a global context. Experts like Laurie Dicker, technical practice leader at BDO, and Scott Levine, tax partner at Baker McKenzie, will address the intricate relationship between tariffs and transfer pricing, as well as preparedness regarding Pillar Two filings, which will shape data reporting requirements for businesses.

As international tax negotiations continue, a final fireside chat features Lauren Vella, a Bloomberg Tax reporter, engaging Ramy Youssef, chairman of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee at the United Nations, to discuss current international tax cooperation developments.

Evan Croen, head of Bloomberg Tax, expressed the forum's goal: "As businesses grapple with rapid economic shifts and an increasingly complex tax landscape, this Forum is an opportunity to provide actionable insights and effective strategies." This commitment to fostering collaboration among industry innovators and policy experts highlights the event's vital role.

Event Registration

The Bloomberg Tax Leadership Forum promises to be an invaluable experience for tax professionals seeking to enhance their understanding of the evolving tax landscape. A replay of the forum will be available on June 26, 2025, making it accessible for those unable to attend live. Registration details for the replay can be found on the Bloomberg Tax website at aboutbtax.com.

By participating in this year’s forum, attendees will leave equipped with knowledge and strategies crucial for success in the changing terrain of tax policy.